Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-27

Austriania won, Grimaldi second, Duke of
Bourbon, third. Time, 1:454.
The five-eighths of mile, for two:year-
olds Merci won, Anna Ban second, Bob
Thomas third. Time, 1:06I.
The handicap steeplechase, for all ages.
over the long course (about two and one
quarter miles,, Ascoli won, Aurelien sec
ond, Gilt Edge third. Time, $50.
Yesterdays Ball Record.
New YoEK, April 26th.-Brooklyn IA,
Baltimore Z.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville 4, Cleveland I.
PHILADELPHIA-Athlet Is, Metrorol-
itans II.
ST. LoUIs-Cincinnati g. st. Louis 49,
California Kaisins to the Front.
New YORK, April 26th.-The Commercial
Bulletin says: California raisins seriously
interfered with the sale of Malaga raisins
the past year. as the accompanying statis-
tics testify The shipment from Malaga to
the United States from the opening of the
season to March 3lst were 431 ,22f boxes,
against 553, 753 boxes the same time last
year, showing decrease of 122. 500 boxes.
On the 18th instant the market was re-
ported there as lifeless with the stock re-
naming in Malaga at 100, 600 boxes, and in
the country some 10000 10 10000 addi-
tional, the latter chiefly American grades
Interstate Commissioners in the South.
ATLANTA, April 26th.- The Interstate
Commerce Commission arrived here this
morning, and were escorted by commit
tee of the Chamber of Commerce to the
Kimball House Upon learning that Me-
mortal Day is legal holiday in Georgia,
the Commission decided to postpone until
tomorrow the session which was to have
IL 4
were subsequently driven out to Oakland
Cemetery, to witness the memorial ceremo-
MES.
No More Solid South.
NEW York, April 26th-Thos. L. Rosser,
an ex-Confederate cavalry leader, spends
his winters in Virginia, and is "a! ardent
Democrat. In talk with the Tiibune'S
Washington correspondent he said Vir-
ginia and North Carolina, l am frank to
say, are lost to US. They will be surely
Republican in the next Presidential con-
test. The people are thoroughly dissatis-
fled Gith the work of the last Democratic
House of Representatives. They expected
to see the tariff revised, the tobacco tax re-
moved, the educational bill passed, and the
distribution of some of the surplus for in
ternal improvements. They were disap-
pointed in everything. The solid South is
broken, and probably il will never be solid
again"
More Railroads Boycotted.
PITTsBURG, April 26th.-The Pennsvlva-
MIA Company has issued another circular
discontinuing the sale of tickets to the Mis-
souri, Pacific and the other Gould roads,
the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and
its leased lines, and the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul, making in all total of
thirty-two roads in the West over which
the Pennsylvania Company have now
ceased to sell through tickets.
Novel Ground for Divorce.
New YORK, April 26th-Judge Andrews,
in the Supreme Court to-day confirmed ID the
findings of the jury to the effect that Mary
(or Minnie) Clark was not entitled to a di-
vorce from Hercules Kittson, whom she
claimed to have married, because at the
time he was under the influence of liquor,
and was not able to understand what he
was doing. The Judge annuls the marriage
Truly Martyr
CLEVELAND, April 26th.-Maggie Nc
CARLY, the servant girl who died defending
her honor, was buried to-day. Her funeral
occurred at st. Johns Cathedral. Rev.
Father Thorpe extolled the virtues of the
dead girl and said she died a martyrs death.
Distressing Rumor Denied.
ST. PAUL Mimi, J, April 26th.-A Tower
special to the Minneapolis Journal pro-
nounces the Vermilion Lake report a
canard, saying that the tug Minnie Lamont
is safe, and that the lake is open to let the
boat out